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Lot 330
A HALLMARKED SILVER BANDED SALT GLAZE STONEWARE TANKARD, the banding carrying hallmarks for Birmingham 1821, maker's mark W&R that of Waterhouse & Ryland, the large tankard being decorated with typical country scenes including a fox hunt around the lower half, H 13 cm Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping
Lot 103
A JAMES II LIDDED TANKARD of tapering circular form, the slightly domed hinged lid with scroll thumbpiece and scroll handle, scratch initialled L*W, the body decorated with an acanthus leaf lower section, on a reeded base, the underside of the base engraved with a later inscription "WdeE / 1866", by DG crowned with a pellet below, London 1686, 7" high (c.19.4oz). See illustration For a similar maker's mark see "Jacksons Silver and Gold Marks of England, Scotland and Ireland" edited by Ian Pickford, pg.146.
Lot 128
A NORWEGIAN PEG TANKARD, the domed hinged lid inset with gilt coins, lion and ball thumbpiece, scroll handle, the body engraved with wrigglework cartouches and barrels above geometric friezes, the whole on three claw and ball feet, gilt interior, by Mathias Pettersen, Bergen, circa 1787, , 9.5" high, (c.30oz). See illustration
Lot 130
A CHARLES II LIDDED TANKARD of tapering circular form with domed hinged lid, scroll thumb piece and graduated scroll handle, prick-dot engraved with the intials SWI/GH, on a reeded foot, by TL in a plain stamp, London 1670, 7" high (c.21oz). See illustration For the makers mark see "Jacksons Silver and Gold Marks of England, Scotland and Ireland" edited by Ian Pickford, pg.127.
Lot 556
A rare Steiff Teddy Bear shop display, circa 1980, with three Original Teddy Bears, a Kecki squirrel (1978-85) and two pom - pom birds, an electric motor with mechanism causing the two smaller bears to saw the log and the larger bear to drink a tankard of honey, plush grass, wooden stenciled fur tree backdrop, green painted wooden base and four red and yellow Steiff Button in Ear stickers and all bears and squirrel with brass buttons, yellow cloth and chest tags - 22½in. (57cm.) wide x 19¾in. (50cm.) high x 15¼in. (39cm.) deep
Lot 383
A Georgian silver lidded tankard of baluster form on pedestal foot with shaped handle and thumb-piece, with embossed mask, floral and acanthus decoration (presentation inscription, awarded to Duchess, winner of the Calgarth Cup, October 16th, 1867), London 1794, maker's mark Thomas Chawner, 860 grams
Lot 52
A James II silver tapered cylindrical tankard, maker's mark IS A James II silver tapered cylindrical tankard, maker's mark IS, cinquefoil below, London 1686, the flat domed cover with a corkscrew thumb piece, an S-scroll handle, the sides plain, the base moulded See Jackson (3rd edition), p. 136 for the maker's mark, tentatively attributed by Ian Pickford to John Spackman. Provenance: the property of a lady of title.
Lot 54
A George III silver baluster tankard, maker's mark IS in an oval A George III silver baluster tankard, maker's mark IS in an oval, possibly Joseph Steward II, London 1781, the double domed cover with a pierced thumb piece, the double scroll handle with a heart terminal, a moulded girdle and on a moulded circular foot, engraved with a monogram in an oval reserve, within a laurel wreath and dated 1795, 20.5cm (8in) high, 769g (24.75 oz)
Lot 68
A German silver parcel gilt mounted ivory Historismus tankard, pseudo marks A German silver parcel gilt mounted ivory Historismus tankard, pseudo marks, probably Hanau, late 19th century in 17th century style, with a standing soldier finial to the chased double dome cover, a cast cherub herm handle with a bifurcated thumb piece, the body carved in semi relief with mounted soldiers drinking at an encampment, the foot domed and conformingly chased, 32cm high (12 1/2in) high
Lot 1620
A late 17th/early 18th century Scandinavian silver gilt peg tankard, maker's mark struck twice N.P.D in a beaded roundel, scrolling handle flanking hinged lid with lion and ball hinge, the lid inset with Leopoldus and dated 1691, surrounded by engraved trailing scrolling leaf and foliage, the body with pegs mounted to gilded interior, the exterior with central engraved cypher "AJL" within entwined scrolling fronds and later presentation below "1905 November 14th 1930", on three lion and ball feet, scratch weight to base 19.5cms high, gross weight 995gms.
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